Podcasts about salt lake county mayor ben mcadams

Noella Sudbury became interested in the issue of criminal records expungement soon after law school, while working as a criminal defense lawyer. Over and over again, she saw clients put in the hard work to get out of the criminal justice system and rebuild their lives, only to have doors slammed in their faces because of their records. That set her down a path that led her last year to found Rasa Legal, an innovative justice tech company, licensed under Utah's legal services sandbox, that is making the process of expunging a criminal record simple and affordable.  Last month, Inc. named Sudbury to its Female Founders 200 list, a selection of women founders who have moved the needle in business and in their communities. Last year, Rasa was selected as the 2022 Access to Justice winner at the American Legal Technology Awards. Also last year, the Utah State Bar honored Sudbury with its 2022 Distinguished Service Award and, in 2019, Utah Business Magazine named her its 2019 Woman of the Year. In 2016, after practicing criminal law in private practice and as a public defender, Sudbury was appointed director of the Salt Lake County, Utah, Criminal Justice Advisory Council. She later joined the cabinet of then Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams as a senior policy advisor on criminal justice. In 2019, she led the successful effort that resulted in the unanimous passage of Utah's Clean Slate law, which made Utah only the second U.S. state to automate the criminal record expungement process for misdemeanor offenses. It was over the course of that career that she came to see that technology could play a critical role in automating and simplifying the process of expungement, and it was that realization that led her to found Rasa Legal. Thank You To Our Sponsors This episode of LawNext is generously made possible by our sponsors. We appreciate their support and hope you will check them out.  Nota, the online business banking platform designed specifically for solo and small law firms.  Paradigm, home to the practice management platforms PracticePanther, Bill4Time, MerusCase and LollyLaw; the e-payments platform Headnote; and the legal accounting software TrustBooks. Sage Timeslips, trusted by solo and small firms for nearly four decades, offers robust functionality, customizable reports, and the ability to capture time and expenses on the go.   If you enjoy listening to LawNext, please leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts.  

In this episode, Congressman Ben McAdams talks with businessman and member of Utah’s Muslim Community Avais Ahmed, as they discuss why his family chose Utah, what it was like being one of a handful of Muslims growing up in Kaysville, Utah, and how a terrorist attack in New Zealand that targeted Muslims in two different places of worship impact the Muslim community here in Utah. They give advice on how to bridge the divide between different groups, and why the efforts may amount to something as simple as sharing a meal.   To offer us feedback or give us ideas for WashingTown, the podcast that follows former Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams as he transitions to representing Utah’s Fourth Congressional District in Washington, D.C., please email us at www.loudmouthproject.com. (mailto:tips@loudmouthproject.com)

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Friday, October 19, 20184:05 pm: Utah Congresswoman Mia Love joins Rod to discuss how the Patriot Majority PAC, which is backing her opponent, Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams, in the race for Congress, has removed an advertisement from the airwaves that claimed Love had engaged in illegal fundraising4:20 pm: David Inserra, Homeland Security and Cyber Police expert with The Heritage Foundation joins the show to discuss how a caravan of Central American activists have weaponized the poor and are headed for the American border4:35 pm: Paul Golden, spokesperson for the National Endowment for Financial Education, joins the show to discuss why winning a large amount of money, like the current $970 million available in the Mega Millions jackpot, can present some difficulties5:05 pm: Tiffanie Provost, Chair of the Pioneer Park Coalition, joins the show to respond to a report released by the ACLU of Utah earlier this week calling Operation Rio Grande "heavy handed" and saying those swept up in the operation face long-term "collateral damage"6:05 pm: Representative Steve Eliason joins the show to discuss legislation he is proposing that would allow victims of violent crimes to seek a review of their case all the way to the state attorney general’s office6:20 pm: Hayley Peterson, Senior Correspondent with Business Insider joins the show to discuss the demise of Sears as the retailer has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy6:35 pm - Listen Back Friday: We’ll listen back to Rod’s conversations this week with Alex Roarty of McClatchy DC on how the midterm election could turn out to be another disaster for Democrats, and (at 6:50 pm) with Utah Department of Health epidemiologist Michael Friedrichs on the results of a new survey that shows there is concern for the mental health of Utah adolescents

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Monday, October 15, 20184:20 pm: Terry Messmer, Wildland Resources Professor at Utah State University, joins the show to discuss a new proposal from the Bureau of Land Management that would give people $1,000 for adopting a wild horse4:35 pm: Former Utah lawmaker David Irvine joined a group of former lawmakers to pen an op-ed in the Salt Lake Tribune about why people should reject Amendment C, which would allow the Utah Legislature to call itself into special session and he joins Rod to discuss their reasoning6:00 pm: During the 6:00 pm hour this evening we will air the debate between the candidates for Utah’s 4th Congressional District between incumbent Republican Mia Love and her Democrat challenger, Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams

On this episode of the Voices of Reason podcast, Amy Donaldson and guest host Dave Cawley have a Candidate Conversation with Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams, who is running for U.S. Congress as a Democrat in Utah's 4th District. He talks about the partisanship in Washington D.C. that prompted him to run in hopes of bridging the divide he believes currently exists that negatively impacts individuals and families in Utah and nationwide. Also, he highlights priority issues such as healthcare that he feels needs to be addressed immediately for the good of the country.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Monday, October 1, 20184:20 pm: Representative Dan McCay joins the show to discuss the call by himself and other elected legislators and mayors for Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams to stop running what they call “deceiving” commercials regarding his record on property taxes4:35 pm: Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Officer and contributor to Fox News, joins the program to discuss his recent piece in which he says the Democrats will pay for their actions in the Kavanaugh hearings come the November election6:05 pm: Local attorney and Deseret News contributor Michael Erickson joins the show to discuss his piece about legalizing medical marijuana “the Utah way”6:20 pm: Ashe Schow, reporter and columnist for The Daily Wire, joins the show to discuss her piece on the signs of moral panic6:35 pm: Robert Tracinski, Senior Writer for The Federalist joins Rod to discuss his piece about the Kavanaugh hearings being about reason versus emotion

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Monday, September 24, 20184:20 pm: Julie Gunlock, Senior Fellow with the Independent Women’s Forum, joins Rod to discuss why First Lady Melania Trump is missing from late night television and other American pop culture4:35 pm: Salt Lake County Councilman Arlyn Bradshaw joins the show to refute comments by Billy Hesterman of the Utah Taxpayers Association that Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams has raised property taxes during his tenure as mayor6:05 pm: Utah Congressman Rob Bishop joins the show to discuss Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s visit to the Zion National Park, as well as the need for deferred maintenance at Zion and other national parks6:20 pm: Salt Lake Tribune columnist Robert Gehrke joins the show to discuss the idea of a mayoral election done by ranking candidates rather than holding a head-to-head election, an idea that has been approved by the Utah Legislature6:35 pm: Utah County Commissioner Bill Lee joins the show to discuss how the county will deal with the after effects of this summer’s wildfires, like flooding and mudslides

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Friday, June 15, 20184:20 pm: Following a heated town hall meeting in Herriman last night, Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams has decided to veto the zoning changes for the high-density Olympia development, which had been approved earlier by the Salt Lake County Council, and he joins Rod to discuss the reasons behind his veto4:35 pm: Former U.S. Attorney Brett Tolman joins Rod to discuss the IG report and FISA rules6:05 pm: Derek Miller, President and CEO of World Trade Center Utah, joins the show to discuss why he thinks tariffs retaliatory tariffs imposed on the U.S. by Canada, Mexico and others will hurt the Utah economy6:20 pm: Brandon Logan, Director of the Center for Families and Children at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, joins Rod to discuss his plan for bringing free-range parenting laws to the state of Texas6:35 pm - Listen Back Friday: We’ll listen back to Rod’s conversations this week with Senator Curt Bramble on why he says legislative vacancies should be filled by a vote of the people instead of a political party, and (at 6:50 pm) with Politico reporter Alex Isenstadt on how Mitt Romney wants to lead the establishment wing of the GOP

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Thursday, May 24, 20184:20 pm: Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams has called for swift and immediate action to be taken at the Road Home following a damning audit that showed, among other things, drug use and guns found inside the shelter4:35 pm: Dr. Nicholas Kardaras, author of “Glow Kids”, joins Rod to discuss his recent piece in the New York Post in which he says digital addictions are killing our children6:05 pm: Nicolas Loris, a fellow in Energy and Environmental Policy at The Heritage Foundation, joins the show to discuss the reasons behind the rising gas prices in America6:20 pm: Lydia Wheeler of The Hill joins Rod to discuss the retirement rumors surrounding Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy6:35 pm: Steve Moore, Chief Economist at the Heritage Foundation, joins Rod for their weekly visit about politics and the nation’s economy

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Tuesday, April 10, 20184:20 pm: Peter Reichard, President of the Utah Foundation, joins the show to discuss how Utah Lawmakers failure to address the impact of federal tax reforms means Utah families will face an even larger tax burden in 20184:35 pm: Former U.S. Attorney for Utah Brett Tolman joins Rod to discuss whether President Trump is afforded attorney-client privilege after the FBI seized records from his attorney yesterday, including files about a reported payoff to a porn star6:05 pm: Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams joins Rod to discuss the county’s decision to file a lawsuit against Big Pharma over the opioid crisis6:20 pm: Hans von Spakovsky, a legal analyst for The Heritage Foundation, joins Rod to discuss the questions he think Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg should answer for Congress this week6:35 pm: Adam Andrzejewski, CEO of Openthebooks.com, on his piece in RealClearPolitics about how the hiring practices of politicians stack up on “Equal Pay Day”

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Tuesday, April 3, 20184:35 pm: James Evans, former chair of the Utah Republican Party, joins Speaker Hughes to discuss the party’s appeal of the court decision on SB54 and how elections will be different with the inclusion of signature gatherers5:20 pm: Brian Besser, District Agent in Charge for the Drug Enforcement Agency joins the program to discuss the fight against the opioid epidemic in Utah5:35 pm: Scott Howell, a member of the Board of Directors for the Pioneer Park Coalition and a former state senator, joins the program to discuss the importance of the Other Side Academy in helping the homeless and addicted in Utah6:05 pm: Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams joins the show to discuss a piece of the federal tax cut that is helping incentivize growth in underdeveloped areas of the country and what areas Salt Lake County sees as “Opportunity Zones”

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Wednesday, February 14, 20184:05 pm: Davis High School senior Skyler Lucas joins Rod to discuss how he raised money to purchase a rose for every female student in the school for Valentine’s Day4:35 pm: Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams joins the show to discuss his threat to back out of the construction of a homeless resource center in South Salt Lake unless lawmakers address impacts in the communities6:05 pm: Boyd Matheson, Opinion Editor for the Deseret News, joins Rod for their weekly conversation about the world of politics6:20 pm: Paul Bedard of the Washington Examiner joins Rod to discuss President Trump’s plan to improve salaries and benefits for top government workers while firing the worst6:35 pm: Utah Speaker of the House Greg Hughes joins the show for his weekly conversation with Rod, which this week will cover his trip to D.C. to meet with President Trump, and the “honeypot” scandal on Utah’s Capitol Hill

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Tuesday, December 19, 20174:20 pm: Sterling Burnett, a Senior Fellow with the Heartland Institute joins the show to discuss how climate change was removed from President Trump’s national security strategy4:35 pm: McKell Withers, retired superintendent at the Salt Lake City School District, now a member of the steering committee for Our Schools Now, joins the show to discuss his op-ed in the Salt Lake Tribune about what he calls a “disconnect” in Utah’s public education funding system6:05 pm: Scott Howell, a member of the board of directors for the Pioneer Park Coalition, joins the show to discuss the progress made by Operation Rio Grande, and a new multi-use field at Pioneer Park that the coalition is funding6:20 pm: Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams joins the show to discuss a new partnership with UTA that will allow free fares on Friday this week to give people a chance to experience public transit6:35 pm: Stephen Gutowski of the Washington Free Beacon joins Rod to discuss the regular threats and harassment received by female gun activists

This week on the podcast:   Steve Bannon wants to find a challenger for Sen. Orrin Hatch next year.   The Boy Scouts are going to allow girls to join.   Former Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson unloads on current Mayor Jackie Biskupski   Mia Love's campaign is gearing up for a possible challenge from Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams.   The opposition to Our Schools Now is ramping up.   A State School Board member takes a shot at Alexander Hamilton.   We speak with John Curtis, the Republican candidate in November's special Congressional election. His opponent, Kathie Allen, makes a huge unforced error on social media.   Plus, the "simultaneous game" and "best week/worst week."   Bryan Schott and Mike Winder make you the smartest person in the room when you talk politics.

Mia Love may get a challenge in 2018 from Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams.  Will the Las Vegas massacre change the gun debate in America? Our guest this week is 3rd CD candidate Jim Bennett from the United Utah Party. Plus, the "Simultaneous game" and "Best week/Worst week." Bryan Schott and Mike Winder make you the smartest person in the room when you discuss politics.

A dramatic increase in homelessness and crime in the state's capital has led to a crisis.  How did we get here?  What are community leaders and elected officials doing to tackle the problem? Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams, the ACLU's Marina Lowe, and State Representative and Speaker of the House Greg Hughes come together to discuss homelessness, Operation Rio Grande, and what comes next.

County Mayor Ben McAdams wants to restart his community’s compassion for the homeless. Last spring, Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams was groping to understand Salt Lake’s homelessness crisis. He had all the statistics to make a controversial decision on a new homeless shelter—but something was missing. McAdams put on a jeans and a hoodie, left his ID and money behind and walked into the Rio Grande district to get a more intimate idea of it meant to be homeless. He would be scared, cold and witness drug use. But McAdams returned convinced that a long-term solution to homelessness—beyond law-enforcement sweeps—has to be found.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Tuesday, September 12, 20174:20 pm: James Watkins, a member of the California state bar and an accounting teacher at BYU-Hawaii, joins Rod to discuss his Deseret News op-ed in which he says it's time to rethink how public policing works in America4:35 pm: Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams joins Rod to discuss the specialty court that begins this week for 35 people arrested during Operation Rio Grande. The specialty court will allow people the opportunity to wipe drug charges from their records and enter treatment6:05 pm: State Senator Wayne Harper joins the show for a discussion about the options for the future operation of the Utah Transit Authority, which include making the UTA a state department, or having the state oversee its building projects6:20 pm: Ben Gitis, Director of Labor Market Policy for the American Action Forum, joins the show to discuss the results of a study showing that there is no evidence of people enrolled in DACA taking away jobs from Americans6:35 pm: William Shughart, a Professor of Economics and Finance at Utah State University, joins Rod to discuss his op-ed in which he says the EPA continues to run amok when it comes to over regulation

Host and producer Emily Means talks with Keith Bartholomew, a professor at the University of Utah’s City and Metropolitan Planning Department, who lays the groundwork for development around public transit; Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams addresses his vision for neighborhoods near the S-Line streetcar; and Roger Borgenicht of Utahns for Better Transportation shares some […]

Instead of taking the week off Alain and Cris are back at it. First Alain brings our attention to the man who can take down the Constitution. Cris then explores the new ISP browsing data rules. With heavy hearts the guys discuss the struggles of the homeless in Salt Lake County UT, and the false doctrine of the Mormon alt-right movement.  To see what  Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams has to say about his anitiative to help the homeless check out our interview with him: S1 E38 A Visit From Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams

Read the full Forbes article and watch the interview here: http://onforb.es/20FsXmG. subscribe to this podcast on iTunes by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwitunes or on Stitcher by clicking here: http://bit.ly/ymotwstitcher. It seems that hardly a day passes without headlines about unarmed black men being killed by police in our country. If there isn’t a new case, we’re trying an old one either in court or in the media. [Jump to page 2 to watch the live interview.] Ben Hecht, the CEO of Living Cities, a nonprofit group that makes and facilitates impact investments in cities around the country, including my own here in Salt Lake City, explains the broader problem: US cities are places of great opportunity, hope, change, resilience and energy. Unfortunately, they are also places of great inequality. Home to more than 80% of the population, cities reflect the incredible income, wealth and educational disparities between rich and poor, white and people of color. These disparities not only threaten to hold back the economic prosperity of the nation but threaten our democracy. Hecht’s colleague, Eileen Neely, Director of Capital Innovation, heads up the Pay for Success program efforts for Living Cities. Neely says, “We need to blend all types of money–government, philanthropic and private sector capital–together to address growing social disparities and economic inequality in the United States.” Pay for Success programs focus on paying for results rather than activities and typically are oriented toward prevention rather than remediation. Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams has likened it to building guardrails at the top of the cliff rather than operating a hospital at the bottom. Neely explains further, “While preventative programs that tackle issues like youth recidivism and chronic homelessness can make a real difference, these programs lack the funding needed to reach all the populations that need them. We need to attract private capital to help expand and scale programs that work.” Read the full Forbes article and watch the interview here: http://onforb.es/20FsXmG. Please consider whether a friend or colleague might benefit from this piece and, if so, share it.